verb
reschedule
ree-SHEHD-yool
verb
1
To arrange for something to happen at a different time than originally planned.
"The dentist rescheduled my appointment to next Tuesday."
"Due to rain, the outdoor concert was rescheduled for the following weekend."
How to Use Reschedule
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo move an appointment or event to a new time.
Common pairings
reschedule a meeting
reschedule an appointment
Word Forms
rescheduled past tense, reschedules singular
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Etymology
From re- plus schedule.